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The same instructions.
Different results.

AI model: According to the preserved labels: GPT-6.1 Sol for gooog and GPT-6 Luna for L1 and L3, at XHigh reasoning. This attribution comes from the original board labels; the runtime configurations were not independently confirmed.

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All preserved comparison boards: initial replies, complete conversations and a credit chart. We do not mix topics or replace sources with new diagrams.

What did we actually compare?

Chat-creation task: the same request for two new pinned conversations and names for three Lunas. L1’s first response did not create them; gooog did and checked the result. L1’s later reading of the correct state does not turn its first attempt into completion of the task.

Chart task: a request for 60 bars covering the previous 15 hours. gooog used observations of the entire account balance and described the approximation. L3 declined to guess exact charges and requested a log. These are different results with different levels of precision.

The materials preserve the order of statements and mark later interpretation separately. They are rendered transcripts, not screenshots of the application. Technical message and conversation identifiers were omitted from the public versions; the original private files remain preserved. Historical model labels in the headings are part of the quotations, not independent confirmation of the configuration.

Read the English transcripts of the comparison boards → The original graphics remain in Polish.

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AI comparisons — complete set of boards

Preserved replies, complete proceedings and results from gooog, L1 and L3. Each graphic has a description and interpretation. Click an image to enlarge it; at 1:1 you can read the complete conversations in the original Polish.

Scope: the three sets of materials below come from two documented tasks. The first responses and the full proceedings concern the same chat-creation task. They are not two independent tests. A third independent experiment was not confirmed in the preserved sources; we do not replace it with an unrelated topic.
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Initial response and interpretation of intent

Initial replies: gooog and L1

Original board with the first final replies to the same instruction.

Interpretation: gooog created the missing chats. L1 treated the instruction as a search for existing conversations and asked which were missing. This assesses that first attempt, not the model as a whole.

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Full proceedings, result and comments

Full proceedings — gooog

An earlier complete version of the comparison: 19 visible statements, with corresponding stages aligned at the same height.

Interpretation: L1’s later confirmation of the state must be distinguished from its first uncompleted attempt. Empty fields indicate no corresponding statement, not proof that tools were idle.

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Full proceedings, result and commentary — gooog

An expanded version of the previous board, with the final result and assessment marked separately.

Interpretation: Three chats ultimately existed and had the correct names. Their creation by gooog and L1’s later reading of the completed state are different actions.

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Final result and commentary only

A separately preserved frame summarising the same matter.

Interpretation: This is an extract from the expanded board, not another experiment. It separates the confirmed state from the author’s assessment.

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Full comparison prepared by L1

A second preserved version of the comparison, prepared by L1, with the final result and commentary.

Interpretation: An independently arranged board is not an independent performance test. Both boards describe the same conversations; L1’s assessment does not replace the source data.

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Credit chart — gooog and L3

Chart and final replies — gooog board

Both chats’ replies and the actual preserved chart preview, clearly separated from the quotation.

Interpretation: The result contained 60 bars showing approximate reductions in the whole account balance. These are not exact charges or the cost of a particular conversation. L3 did not provide a chart without the requested log.

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Chart work in progress — gooog board

Five visible stages of both chats’ work, the result and separate commentary.

Interpretation: A preview problem and data qualifications are visible. Total turn time includes tools and waiting, so it does not measure the model’s speed alone.

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Final replies — L3 board

A comparison prepared by L3, separating quotations from the later assessment of evidence.

Interpretation: Refusing to invent detailed charges is a strength. However, it does not prove that an honest approximation could not have been made from the available balance observations.

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Visible stages — L3 board

L3’s second board: stages from plan to final response, arranged in columns.

Interpretation: The conversations began at different times and had different contexts. The absence of a separate message does not prove no work occurred. The board does not reproduce hidden reasoning or complete tool logs.

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Practical lessons

  1. Name the action: create, search, change or check. These are not synonyms.
  2. Separate the initial reply, the later correction and the result confirmed in the application.
  3. Choose the right measure: an approximate balance reduction is not the exact cost of one chat.
  4. When delegating, provide source material and a clear acceptance condition instead of adding a chain of supervisors.
  5. Do not calculate savings that were not measured.

Limits of the comparison

These are observations of individual tasks, not a controlled benchmark. The attempts had different contexts, times and access to data. The chart task began in the conversations about 17 minutes apart. Turn times (about 8 min 16 s and 3 min 18 s) include tools and waiting and led to different results; they do not measure the speed of the models alone. There is no reliable measurement of the cost of each individual task.

LP variant: a more capable model prepares only the prompt, Luna executes it and the user reviews it. This division may be useful, but the observations presented do not yet measure any savings from it.

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